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Women's Interest Community

Tradition and long history is what Warner Hall is all about. Do you want to live in a vibrant, welcoming community environment with approximately 70 other women?

Warner Hall is not just the only all-female residence hall on campus, but a unique living opportunity that allows you to live with other creative, motivated and involved female leaders and scholars like yourself in the beautiful, warm environment of one of our precious historical campus buildings.

The Warner Hall Women's Interest community is an opportunity to get involved with a variety of programs and initiatives addressing a variety of women's issues. Specifically, during Warner Week, residents can engage in a weeklong programming series in March dedicated to women's history and issues.

Examples of such program topics during Warner Week include:

Leadership
Women's health issues
Career planning
Community Service
Women's History Month

Examples of programs initiated by residents have included:

Spa Nights
Mystery Dinners
Rape Aggression Defense demonstrations
Tea & Yoga Breaks

Unlike a Special Interest Housing community, the Warner Hall Women's Interest Community has no programming expectations. If you are interested in living in a vibrant community with a diverse group of women committed to exploring these issues, indicate your interest to be assigned to live in Warner Hall on your Housing Assignment Preference Form. Find out more about this process by visiting the Housing Assignments Website.

If you have any questions about living in Warner Hall, or about the Warner Hall Women's Interest Community, please contact the Central Complex Coordinator at (302) 831-3003.